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Todays adventure (with pics)
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So you drove PAST my house to go fishing and no invite? What a d!@$. You're lucky I had to work today or I'd kick your ass.How did you fish that lake? My buddy and I tried once but we're total newbs to fishing and got skunked.
next time bud, next time.
1/8th ounce silver kastmaster on 4lb line on the far side of the lake.
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yeah, it really is a great place.
not to far out but awesome fishing and some cool trails!
lambertiana
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Those trout are fat.
The bluebellies have another thing going for them in California (they are very plentiful around here). They are an intermediate host for ticks that carry Lyme disease, and they have a natural antibody, which the ticks pick up, killing Lyme. There aren't a lot of cases of Lyme in humans around here as a result.
The bluebellies have another thing going for them in California (they are very plentiful around here). They are an intermediate host for ticks that carry Lyme disease, and they have a natural antibody, which the ticks pick up, killing Lyme. There aren't a lot of cases of Lyme in humans around here as a result.